The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-15

dried apples.
-Forepaugh's show will exhibit in Johns
town on the 22d, instant.
Harry Mills was arrestsd and fined 81
by Burgess Richards for fast riding in the
borough.
Mr.. George T. Swank, of the Johnstown
Tribune. was visitor to our town OIL Sun
day last.
Mr.. w. W. Blair. wife and child, of AL
toona, are spending a few days In town
visiting Mr.. Blair's parents.
Mr.. Edward Saxon on Tuesday last pur
chased the property occupied by him from Nj
J. a. O'Hara. the price paid being s425..
DIR. J. o. CIeery. Of the Carrolltown
Nsics, passed through this place on Thurs
day OF last week on his way home from an
eastern trip.
John A. Scott, Esq, OF Indiana, Pa,
the Republican nominee for Prothonotary
OF Indiana county, accompanied by his
sister, is spending few days in town.
The regular meeting of the Dauutless
Fire Company will be held on next Monday
evening. Every member should be Or esent
as there Is some important business TO be
transacted.
p. e. Pettineill, who had been running
a brokers' Office IN Johnstown for the past
three months, skipped for parts unknown on
Monday night, leaving a number OF his Gus
toners minus the amounts they had left
with him for investment.
Strangers visiting Altoona will fad the
Union Hotel, 1913 18th avenue, between
18th and l4th streets, a good place to stop.
The house Is thorouhly fitted up and farnIsh-
ed and the proprietor Mr.. James (. Neasonr
spares no efforts to make his guests com
Portable. Mr.. Neason is a Cambria county
man and filled the efice OF County Commis-
soner one term a number of years ago.
Cambria county people will find themselves
at home at the Union Hotel.
The Hon. John w. Johnston, ex-Sena-
tor from Virginia, will have a very readable
article, entitled Judge Lynch" in tSe
August number of the Catholic World. He
traces that Offhand mode of administering
justice known as lynch law to its origin in
Ireland late in the fifteenth century gives a
rapid review of it as practised In England
and elsewhere treats the Vigilance Com
mittees OF Vicksburg and San Francisco
with considerable fulness, and suggests
some fruitful considerations to the reader.
The LoretLo Merchandise Co, are now
Offering strong inducements TO cast buyers.
They have large and varied stock of dry
goods, boots and shoes, hardware and
queenswaTe, all OF which will be sold at :he
lowest prices as follows papers best
roast coffee 81 .OC; ms best green coffee
S1.OO; II ms granulated sugar 81 90; 20 cakes
laundry soap S1.OO; ros French prunes
25cts. 81 ros best rice 25cts. women's
everyday shoes, former price s1.25. for 9Octs.
womsn's fine kid button shoes, former price
$3.50. for s2I5. Mems fine shoes equally
low. Country produce and wool wanted.
Samuel II. Work, a wealthy farmer of
Porter township, Huntington county, while
endeaYorng to control an unruly Holstein
bull on Monday morning, struck the animal
over the head with club, when the bull
fercely ATTACKED him, striking him on the
left side with its hcrns and trampling him to
the ground. The horns penetrated just be-
low the ribs, piercing the lung and extending
almost to the heart, making a wound seven
inches long and five inches deep. Annie
Work, his sister, heroically rescued him from
further injuries by running a strap through
ring IN the bulls nose and securing II to
post. The unfortunate man cannot recover.
A brother OF Mr.. Work Is still confined to
bed from injuries received last winter from
the same bull The animal was killed.
On Monday last Mr.. f. B. CressweIl,
OF this place, was hauling a load of furni-
ture to his residence on the corner OF Julian
and Highland street. After unloading the
furniture he gave the team, belonging to
Messrs. J. \. lS T. B. O'Hara, liverymen. to
Master Del Chute, a ten-year- old son OF Mr..
Dan. Chute, to drive to the stable. While
coming down the hill on Centre street,
north OF the jail the team got frightened
and ran OF, going at break neck gait and
VIXEN crossing the ditch where the Jail sewer
crosses the street, young Chute was thrown
out, falling on bis head. He received a bad
scalp wound and for a time it was thought
badly hurt. DR.. Dawson, who was summon
ed, stitched up the boys scalp, found that
the skull was not fractured and that his
injuries woaId not prove serious. The
team ran on to O'Hara's stable, on the way
running into a buggy standing in front of
the Mountain House, belonging 10 Mr.. WILL
lam Robinson, of Wilmore, and damaging II
to some extent. The wagon TO which the
runaway team was hitched was also some
what wrecked.
Mcdonald at Loretto has Just received
4 ear load OF A No. l. salt which he will he
will sell cheap for cash or trade.
Last Saturday the proprietors Of the
leading hotels Of Huntington, including the
Lester House, Hotel Brunswick. Franklin
House. Washington Hotel and Mobus House,
whose applications for license 70 sell
liquor were refused last April. and
whose appeal TO the Supreme Court has
been hsld over until September. decided TO
close their hotels against all transient and
regular boaIders indefinitely. TO take effect
on the 18th inst. Each landlord qualified
himself under oath 10 live up to the agree
ment, which shall not be changed unless by
the unanimous consent OF the parties inter
ested. The regular boarders At all the no
tells, who have been notified 10 leave at once
are greatly distressed by reason OF their ina
bility TO find suitable lodging places else
where. Many OF them are being taken care
OF by personal friends. The landlords JUS
tify their action by declaring that without
tells open. IL is feared that the success OF
the proposed celebration OF the county's
centennial anniversary, to be held in Sep
tember, will be seriously inteIfeTed with in
consequence Of the hotels being closed TO the
public.
Cream and Cold weather.